That They May Face the Rising Sun (2024) Full Movie
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00:03:57The flickering half-light
00:04:00And the room went out as if in a dream to include the trees and the fields and the glowing deep light of the sky
00:04:09This soft light
00:04:13The room seemed to grow enormous and everything to fill with repose
00:04:29Hello? Hello? James here. He's a local. He left for several minutes and I haven't had a word to put him out of the way since.
00:04:43Let's sit down.
00:04:46Oh, yes.
00:04:49Did you ever notice, as the body gets old and stiff, we stay young in our heads?
00:04:55And you know it's only when we're old that we see the older the same as the young.
00:05:00So how would we know?
00:05:02We're hardly out of short pants.
00:05:05You can fool yourself, but you're not fooling me.
00:05:08Cheers, Jamesy.
00:05:09Cheers, Kate. Good luck, Joe.
00:05:12You were missing from mass again and it was noticed.
00:05:16I'm sure you know we don't believe.
00:05:19Kate, none of us believe.
00:05:22Why do you go so? I never get that.
00:05:25Me? I go to look at the women, to see the other hypocrites and to watch the whole performance.
00:05:34So what's your news?
00:05:36No news. Came looking for news. The cuckoo's back. That's my news.
00:05:41That's always good news.
00:05:56So how's the family?
00:05:58They're good, Kate.
00:06:00Jim and Lucy will go abroad in the summer with the boys and Mags will stay back with us.
00:06:04Oh, nice. Where to?
00:06:07Well, far and some place to France or Greece or Spain or some place. I'm not too sure.
00:06:15I'm not too sure.
00:06:17I'm not too sure.
00:06:19I'm not too sure.
00:06:21I'm not too sure.
00:06:22I'm not too sure.
00:06:28How are you managing above, Bill, since Peter died?
00:06:32Managing fine now.
00:06:35So it's just Josie and the daughter and yourself now?
00:06:39That's right.
00:06:43Hi, Bill. Tell me, do you think we'll Josie marry again?
00:06:49You're far too fucking nosy, Jamesy.
00:06:55So, have you any fags?
00:06:58Of course.
00:07:08Goodnight.
00:07:18Pick the box.
00:07:21Mag faltered the company.
00:07:25But I'll be baiting away now.
00:07:28Good luck, Bill.
00:07:29I'll see you out.
00:07:44You're a bit hard on Jamesy.
00:07:47Jamesy's too nosy.
00:07:51All clear.
00:07:57Goodnight, Bill.
00:08:16Goodnight, Bill.
00:08:46Fuck.
00:09:17When is it ever going to get finished, Kate?
00:09:22These are great patients.
00:09:34And give our best to Mary.
00:09:36I will, Kate. I will.
00:09:38Good luck, Bill.
00:09:39Good luck, Joe.
00:09:46Good luck.
00:10:16Hello.
00:10:28Is herself inside?
00:10:30Busy getting ready for London.
00:10:32She's off Tuesday on gallery business.
00:10:34Isn't she great, though?
00:10:36She loves London.
00:10:38Isn't that nice?
00:10:40It'd be a great relief for you all the same.
00:10:43What?
00:10:45How do you mean?
00:10:48Listen.
00:10:50If you talk to the wall tonight,
00:10:53is the wall going to answer back?
00:10:54Tell me now.
00:10:55Am I right or am I wrong?
00:10:58Won't you enjoy the bit of peace and quiet?
00:11:01Ah, Kate.
00:11:04You're a tonic as ever.
00:11:07And I thought I was landed with this man all day.
00:11:10Lovely to see you.
00:11:12How are things at the garage?
00:11:14Oh, good.
00:11:40Hello.
00:12:08Still there?
00:12:11Still there.
00:12:17I'm thinking of packing it in.
00:12:21Garage?
00:12:22Aye.
00:12:24Why?
00:12:25Ah.
00:12:27I've a lot of mileage up.
00:12:31I buried three pals this year already.
00:12:35The lads I went to school with.
00:12:38Me still bouncing around like a spring lamb.
00:12:45Have you discussed it with anyone else?
00:12:47No.
00:12:49I did have a few words with that lady at the hotel all right.
00:12:53Mr. McGuire?
00:12:54Mm.
00:12:59So why not sit in it?
00:13:01I see how you're feeling in a few weeks.
00:13:03That's what we'll do.
00:13:08You know.
00:13:10The rain comes down.
00:13:13The sun shines.
00:13:16Grass grows.
00:13:19Children grow old and die.
00:13:23That's the holy all of it.
00:13:27We all know it full well.
00:13:30But can't even whisper it.
00:13:32But can't even whisper it.
00:14:02But can't even whisper it.
00:14:28The days were quiet.
00:14:30Through them ran the sense,
00:14:33like an underground river,
00:14:35that there would come a time when these days would be looked back on as happiness.
00:14:41All that life could give of contentment and peace.
00:15:30Mary.
00:15:36Mary.
00:15:46Gently.
00:15:53Try it now.
00:16:01Good.
00:16:04And just roll it, yeah.
00:16:30All right.
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00:18:07I'll have one in the hand, so.
00:18:11How'd all rain? Still going well?
00:18:14Oh, perfectly, Patrick.
00:18:16You did a great job there.
00:18:19Today I wouldn't look after me own place so well.
00:18:23The cobbler's shoes are the worst.
00:18:27How long's it in now?
00:18:28Oh, five, six years.
00:18:31Is it that long?
00:18:35You've dug in well.
00:18:37For a pair that came back against the tide, like.
00:18:41We always agreed we could go back if we didn't like it here, but so far so good.
00:18:49I guess you don't see it as I do, coming from here.
00:18:53There's a big difference between landing in and belonging.
00:18:58In truth, Kate, I'm away so much now I'm beginning to feel like a bit of a stranger myself.
00:19:06I guess then it's good being back.
00:19:09I suppose.
00:19:15There's been a big clear out round here since I was a lad, you know.
00:19:20The country was walking with people then.
00:19:24Soon there'll be nothing but the waterhead and the swans.
00:19:32What am I talking about the people round here? Aren't they as ignorant as dogs, Kate?
00:19:39They've been good to us.
00:19:43What about Jamesy and Mary?
00:19:45And you? You're a good neighbour.
00:19:47And you? You're a good neighbour also.
00:19:50I'm just a jester to the crowd.
00:19:53You Irish are funny.
00:19:57If you're not putting each other down, you're putting yourself down.
00:20:02You're not just a jester.
00:20:04I mean, look what you've done for us.
00:20:07The range, the studio.
00:20:10You have no idea what that means to me.
00:20:13Really.
00:20:15Why don't you put that away, girl?
00:20:18So we can have a proper chat.
00:20:20Can we not talk while I work?
00:20:22It's hard to whistle in two meals.
00:20:33Do you think he'll ever make those pictures of you as pay?
00:20:37I doubt it.
00:20:39Why do you keep at it then?
00:20:45I guess I stick at it just to get better at it.
00:20:49And will he never have children?
00:20:56Maybe there's enough people in the world, Patrick.
00:21:10Patrick!
00:21:11Joe, how's things?
00:21:14You were hardly expecting me.
00:21:17We expect you when we see you, Patrick.
00:21:20How have you been?
00:21:22Busy, lad.
00:21:24People hanging out of me for months.
00:21:27Hey, your poor brother is sick.
00:21:31Banjaxed, lad.
00:21:34Edmund's finished.
00:21:38In the hospital now, full time.
00:21:41I'm sorry to hear that.
00:21:44Give him our best, please.
00:21:47I'm very fond of Edmund.
00:21:50I must get in to see him.
00:21:54I hardly get in to see him myself.
00:21:59So what brings you here today?
00:22:02I come over to work on that friggin' cathedral, outside.
00:22:06I suppose they're all talking about it.
00:22:09Yes, no hurry on it.
00:22:11I'd say James, he gets great mileage out of that job.
00:22:15We may advance it, all the same.
00:22:18Are you fit?
00:22:23How long since we started this?
00:22:29At least two years.
00:22:30Fuck.
00:22:32You really are in no hurry.
00:22:35We are.
00:22:37Nobody lives or dies by it.
00:22:40You don't hear that too often.
00:22:46We may have to cut a few of those branches, lad.
00:23:05There.
00:23:18Where's our tiniest cut once?
00:23:25Oh, no.
00:23:26There.
00:23:33That's it now.
00:23:35Perfect.
00:23:36That's out.
00:23:37Right.
00:23:44Now.
00:23:46So.
00:23:48The writing keeps you going.
00:23:50I wouldn't want it to.
00:23:52Kate's gallery brings in a few, Bob, as well.
00:23:55Between the two of us, we get by.
00:23:58And we still have plenty of time for tipping about this place.
00:24:02So.
00:24:04You're happy, lad.
00:24:06Is that what you're saying?
00:24:10We have our health.
00:24:13A peaceful life.
00:24:15Work that suits us.
00:24:18So what more can you ask for?
00:24:22Are you happy?
00:24:23I am, and fuck.
00:24:25I often don't know who I am one minute to the next.
00:24:30I always like the acting.
00:24:34At least then you know who you're supposed to be.
00:24:45Easier, I suppose, when there's two kippers in the box.
00:24:51You think?
00:24:54You have any notions yourself on that line?
00:24:58Christ.
00:25:00I'm David Long in the tooth that I carry on.
00:25:03Could have me.
00:25:07Aging bachelor with house full of sticks.
00:25:10Seeks company.
00:25:16You'd be surprised.
00:25:19I'm not looking, I'll tell you that.
00:25:21I'll tell you that.
00:25:26A peaceful life.
00:25:52Fuck.
00:26:00Why the fuck didn't we think to treat the timbers before putting the fucking things up?
00:26:22Fuck.
00:26:26What are you gawking at, that?
00:26:31At how the rafters frame the sky.
00:26:37The squares of light are more interesting than the open sky.
00:26:43More human.
00:26:46And then the whole sky goes out from that small space.
00:26:55People have been locked up for saying this.
00:27:10Johnny.
00:27:12Johnny!
00:27:16Our boy is home from England.
00:27:25Reporting for duty.
00:27:35You're welcome home.
00:27:36Great to be back.
00:27:38Johnny.
00:27:39Joe.
00:27:40Great to see you.
00:27:41You too.
00:27:42Go on in there, you lad, and give Kate notice.
00:27:44Tell her to go to no trouble now.
00:27:50They're still here?
00:27:51Large is life.
00:27:53Never thought they'd last.
00:27:54Oh, they'll be taken out in the horse.
00:27:57Are they making any go of the farm?
00:27:59They'd pass.
00:28:00That brother of yours is a great help to them.
00:28:04All the creatures here are treated like royals.
00:28:08There's a cat within that would get up on its hind legs and order breakfast.
00:28:13Probably has a bath of a Saturday.
00:28:16Herself inside draws all she sees.
00:28:19She probably wears the breeches.
00:28:22In England, it's the woman wears the breeches.
00:28:26The men are too washed out to care.
00:28:28Well, if she does, he doesn't seem to mind.
00:28:31There's a pair of them in it.
00:28:34What is that?
00:28:40Come on.
00:28:41Better go in or they'll think we're talking about them.
00:28:44They say what keeps them here is the quiet and the birds.
00:28:49Listen to the fucking quiet and see if it wouldn't drive you daft.
00:28:53Come on.
00:29:08Rum and black.
00:29:10You shouldn't have.
00:29:12That bottle awaits you from one year to the next.
00:29:16These sandwiches are lovely, Kate.
00:29:19It's great meat.
00:29:21You can't get meat in England, you know.
00:29:25How are things over?
00:29:27All day long.
00:29:30England never changes much.
00:29:34They have a set way of doing things in England.
00:29:37More or less alphabetical.
00:29:40Not like this place.
00:29:42You never know what your Irishman's going to do next.
00:29:45So he hardly knows himself.
00:29:51Well...
00:30:13Patrick, he was always best in the plays.
00:30:17Had them wetting themselves.
00:30:20Yeah, we were all good.
00:30:22You and I played well off each other.
00:30:26There were loads at it those days.
00:30:29We done tons of plays.
00:30:31I can still see you in the playboy.
00:30:35It's little I care if you put a bag on her back.
00:30:39Send her picking cockles till the hour of death.
00:30:42But my son and myself will be going our own way
00:30:46and we'll have great times from this out
00:30:47telling stories of the villainy of Mayo.
00:30:52And the fools is here.
00:30:54Come on now.
00:30:56Go with you, is it?
00:30:58I will then.
00:31:00Like a gallant captain and his heathen slave.
00:31:03Go on, I say.
00:31:05And I'll see you from this day
00:31:08stewing my oatmeal and peeling my spuds.
00:31:13For I'm master of all fights from now.
00:31:17Go on, I say.
00:31:19Is it me?
00:31:21Not a word out of you.
00:31:23Go on with this.
00:31:25For glory be to God.
00:31:27I'm crazy again.
00:31:29Come on, Pat.
00:31:31Your juice.
00:31:33Oh, bring back my juice.
00:31:43You're still in Ford's?
00:31:46Still there.
00:31:48They have me in the canteen now.
00:31:51Moving the floors and keeping the toilets clean.
00:31:54Sure, you'd highly call it work.
00:31:58Jesus.
00:32:01I think so many around here were forced out to England and America.
00:32:05You left a cracking job peering at them fish to go clean in English jacks.
00:32:08Jesus.
00:32:13You made the mistake of your life when you left.
00:32:20Patrick shows none of us mercy.
00:32:23I tell the truth and ask no favour.
00:32:28That might not always be the best approach.
00:32:32Tell me then what is, lad.
00:32:39Kindness?
00:32:42Understanding?
00:32:46Sympathy?
00:32:49Tact? Humour, maybe?
00:32:58Put that out in the yard, lad.
00:33:09At your service.
00:33:31You wouldn't have made a bad actor yourself, Joe.
00:33:35We should have put out an ashtray.
00:33:40I'm going.
00:33:42I'll not be back for a while.
00:33:44I'll have plenty of time to finish treating them timbers.
00:33:48I'll walk with you.
00:33:50Send our best to Edmund.
00:33:52Away back to your peaceful life.
00:33:57Give our best to Murray and Jamesy.
00:34:00We might walk by later.
00:34:01Give our best to Murray and Jamesy.
00:34:03We might walk by later this evening.
00:34:05All right. Thanks, kid. Thanks.
00:34:08Thanks, Joe.
00:34:11Sorry. I'm sorry.
00:34:20Just that was some performance.
00:34:31I'm sorry.
00:34:39Have you ever held a lane back?
00:34:41Like a lane? Huh?
00:34:43What's that about?
00:34:52They walked together between the steep banks of the lane.
00:34:57The banks were in the full glory of the summer.
00:35:02Covered with foxgloves and small wild strawberries and green vetches.
00:35:09The air was scented with wild woodbine.
00:35:31The air was scented with wild woodbine.
00:36:01The air was scented with wild woodbine.
00:36:03The air was scented with wild woodbine.
00:36:05The air was scented with wild woodbine.
00:36:07The air was scented with wild woodbine.
00:36:09The air was scented with wild woodbine.
00:36:11The air was scented with wild woodbine.
00:36:13The air was scented with wild woodbine.
00:36:15The air was scented with wild woodbine.
00:36:17The air was scented with wild woodbine.
00:36:19The air was scented with wild woodbine.
00:36:21The air was scented with wild woodbine.
00:36:23The air was scented with wild woodbine.
00:36:25The air was scented with wild woodbine.
00:36:27The air was scented with wild woodbine.
00:36:29The air was scented with wild woodbine.
00:36:32The air was scented with wild woodbine.
00:36:34So you're writing?
00:36:39Still at it.
00:36:41A novel?
00:36:43Your last one was really terrific.
00:36:45Quite a hit, too.
00:36:47Thanks, Bob.
00:36:51Might be a novel.
00:36:54Not quite sure yet what it is.
00:37:01So, what's it about?
00:37:07To be honest, if you don't mind, I don't like talking about it that much.
00:37:12Of course. Absolutely.
00:37:14Sure.
00:37:28Bob!
00:37:30It's so great you finally got here.
00:37:37It's so great to be here.
00:37:39I told you I'd come one day.
00:37:53You know, Kate, this visit wasn't entirely for pleasure.
00:37:57I'm moving on.
00:38:00To the National.
00:38:02To the European collection.
00:38:04Congratulations.
00:38:06When did all this happen?
00:38:08It's been my little secret, but it's out now.
00:38:11I'm thrilled, actually.
00:38:14Big step up the ladder.
00:38:19Fair play to you.
00:38:22What will happen to the gallery?
00:38:24Well, that's partly why I'm here.
00:38:27Look, I know it's as much your baby as mine,
00:38:30but I have to move on now.
00:38:33And as I see it,
00:38:35we can only keep it in the family, as it were,
00:38:38if you come back and take over.
00:38:44Or we sell.
00:38:47No, don't worry, there's no rush.
00:38:49I won't start until May next year.
00:38:55I have to go, Kate.
00:38:57I've given it 15 good years, five of them alone,
00:39:01and now I have this wonderful opportunity.
00:39:04Oh, no, of course, I understand.
00:39:06Sure.
00:39:10Don't say anything, Kate.
00:39:12I don't want to upset you.
00:39:14Don't say anything now.
00:39:17You'll obviously need to think about it.
00:39:21It would mean, of course, moving back.
00:39:28You could perhaps keep this place on.
00:39:37There's someone there.
00:39:38There's someone there.
00:39:42It's Bill.
00:39:48Bill, how are things?
00:39:50Good now, Joe.
00:39:52Visitor over from England.
00:39:54Very good, in fact.
00:39:56I'm after getting on the bus.
00:39:58What bus?
00:40:00The bus to Carrick, Tuesdays.
00:40:02Father Conroy's bus, for the pensioners.
00:40:05He came over to me after mass yesterday
00:40:08and said he'd like to go on it and help Michael Pat with the old ones.
00:40:12Sure, I said I'd be fucking delighted.
00:40:15That's great news, Bill.
00:40:19The bus will be coming into the bottom of the lane in the morning.
00:40:28Do you want me to wander down with you?
00:40:30That'd be great.
00:40:32Sure, why wouldn't you?
00:40:34Sure, why don't you swing in on your way down?
00:40:36I'm sorry I can't invite you in now.
00:40:39No bother.
00:40:50Big day for Bill tomorrow.
00:40:52He's getting the bus into town with the old folk.
00:40:54Good for Bill.
00:40:56He will love that.
00:40:58I have to say, he looks like a character in a Russian novel, don't you think?
00:41:03He's not from any novel.
00:41:04He's all ours.
00:41:06Is he a farmer?
00:41:08He's slaves for a farmer.
00:41:10Slaves?
00:41:12Basically works for nothing.
00:41:14In his case, because he had the poor luck to be born outside of marriage.
00:41:19The country's full of battered folk like Bill.
00:41:25It's not just that we build it up from nothing,
00:41:29though that does mean a lot.
00:41:30Though that does mean a lot.
00:41:32It's…
00:41:36What is it?
00:41:38Well, the gallery seemed like an automatic connection to London.
00:41:42I know.
00:41:44If we let go…
00:41:46But your friends are your friends. That doesn't require a gallery.
00:41:49Yeah, I know, but I wouldn't go so often anymore, would I?
00:41:58What's your immediate feeling?
00:42:01I hate to think of losing the gallery,
00:42:05but it still feels like we're just settling here.
00:42:10Makes me feel we just live here day to day.
00:42:15But isn't that the beauty of it?
00:42:18Living day to day.
00:42:21Just doing the work.
00:42:24Isn't that why we came here?
00:42:27Why we actually left London?
00:42:31I don't know.
00:42:35Yeah, why don't you take your time over it?
00:42:40Yeah.
00:43:01Where will I sit, Joe?
00:43:06Don't be worrying about that.
00:43:08Just get on the bus and it'll all fall into place.
00:43:13It'll be grand.
00:43:30Cheers.
00:44:00Cheers.
00:44:30Cheers.
00:45:00Cheers.
00:45:18There's so much colour.
00:45:22It's really beautiful.
00:45:25Jamesy said you had a visitor from England.
00:45:27Yeah, Bob from the gallery in London.
00:45:31That must have been nice.
00:45:48Nice light wood for you there.
00:45:58Yeah.
00:46:02Yeah.
00:46:28You got a card from Italy?
00:46:30Took over a whole week to come.
00:46:50Across her face, you seem to pass many feelings and reflections.
00:46:54It was as if she ached to touch and gather in and make whole those scattered years of change.
00:47:02But how can time be gathered in and kissed?
00:47:06There is only flesh.
00:47:24No.
00:47:30Haven't seen Hyde nor Hare of Patrick for ages, have you?
00:47:34Well, not since the funeral.
00:47:38What funeral?
00:47:42Edmund's.
00:47:45Edmund's dead?
00:47:47Dead and buried a fortnight ago.
00:47:50Didn't you hear?
00:47:52No.
00:47:54Not a word.
00:47:56You both would have gone to the funeral, had we known.
00:47:59Shite, you'd have heard if you'd gone to mass.
00:48:02You could have told us.
00:48:05I wanted to tell you, but Patrick said not to bother you.
00:48:12To bother me?
00:48:15Fuck it.
00:48:17I should have passed him no heed.
00:48:20I'm sorry, Joe, I really am.
00:48:22I should have just gone for you.
00:48:30Well, it hardly matters now.
00:48:34I'm sorry, Joe.
00:48:51I'm sorry.
00:49:07How are you, Frank?
00:49:09Joe.
00:49:11Well, uncle?
00:49:13No, sir.
00:49:15Is the church sad?
00:49:17You wanted to see me.
00:49:19I did.
00:49:21Come in.
00:49:36Push out that door there.
00:49:45So...
00:49:46You may have noticed that a friendship has developed between myself and the lady at the hotel.
00:49:55Mrs. Maguire?
00:49:57That's the lady.
00:49:59Susan.
00:50:02Well, damn it.
00:50:05We're getting married.
00:50:08Married?
00:50:09Yes.
00:50:13We haven't fixed it yet.
00:50:15We haven't fixed it yet.
00:50:19Congratulations.
00:50:23Blast you.
00:50:24I know what you're thinking.
00:50:26No, I'm delighted for you.
00:50:28Really.
00:50:30Good man.
00:50:33I'll be needing a best man.
00:50:36Of course.
00:50:37Yeah, I'd be honoured.
00:50:39Fuck it.
00:50:41I never thought I'd ever hear myself say that.
00:50:44That's great news.
00:51:15Just turn your face in slowly.
00:51:19Just push straight down.
00:51:21That's it.
00:51:22Slowly.
00:51:23That's it.
00:51:25Just short gaps between there and your tongue.
00:51:29Through there, like that.
00:51:32That's alright.
00:51:36I'm sorry, Joe.
00:51:37No, that's alright.
00:51:42Okay.
00:51:45There you have it, girl.
00:51:47Been the same since the time of Adam and Eve.
00:51:49And then cut it or go again?
00:51:51You can just bring it around and we'll use it then to start off the next round.
00:51:55You know, we can just leave it there for now.
00:51:57Okay.
00:52:15The summer ended.
00:52:19Winter not yet in.
00:52:22The leaves turning.
00:52:28The little veg pods on the banks turned black.
00:52:33Along the shore, a blue bloom came on the sloughs.
00:52:39The blackberries moulded and went unpicked.
00:52:41Briar leaves changed into browns and reds and yellows in the low hedges.
00:52:49Honey was taken from the hives.
00:52:52For a few brilliant days, the roanberries were a shining red-orange in the light from the water.
00:52:59And then each tree became a noisy infestation of small birds
00:53:04as it trembled with greedy, clambering, luscious,
00:53:07small birds as it trembled with greedy, clambering life until it was stripped clean.
00:53:30Hey.
00:53:31It's James here.
00:53:33Something's wrong.
00:53:38Come in.
00:53:48James here.
00:53:49Joe.
00:53:50How are things?
00:53:51Trouble, Joe.
00:53:52Oh?
00:53:53Well, it's on Mary's mind that she hasn't slept a wink since this came.
00:53:57Johnny has let go beyond.
00:53:59He's coming back to us.
00:54:03To live?
00:54:04For good?
00:54:05Yes, I do.
00:54:07He won't have it.
00:54:15What's your feeling?
00:54:17I can't turn him out like it is, Joe.
00:54:22It's tricky.
00:54:26Write to him.
00:54:28Tell him it's not an option.
00:54:30I wouldn't know where to begin, Kate.
00:54:33I wouldn't.
00:54:36Joe can write a letter for you.
00:54:41It's his trade.
00:54:43He's good at it.
00:54:46And then you just copy it and send it.
00:54:52Would you, Joe?
00:54:54Would you write a letter for us?
00:54:58I could give it a go.
00:55:00Pete Chips.
00:55:02Educated man for the job.
00:55:36Thank you.
00:55:44Dear Johnny.
00:55:45Thanks for your letter.
00:55:47We're all good here.
00:55:48Thank God.
00:55:51We're sorry to hear about your job in Ford's.
00:55:54Must have been a shock.
00:55:57Me and Mary were talking about your trouble.
00:56:00And now we're hoping for you to come back here for good.
00:56:03I don't think it would be possible.
00:56:06Jim and Lucy and the children visit us often here.
00:56:08And all the spare rooms are taken up with them when they are here.
00:56:13If you were here full time, there just wouldn't be enough room in the house.
00:56:18There would always be a room for you here.
00:56:20During the holidays.
00:56:22Whenever you want to visit.
00:56:24I hope you understand, Johnny.
00:56:29Mary is very fond of you.
00:56:33It feels bad that we can't offer you more.
00:56:36But it would be just too tight in the house.
00:56:40We trust that you will find another job soon and that you will land on your feet.
00:56:47Best wishes, Jim.
00:56:50Your brother.
00:56:53Is sending our best wishes.
00:56:56Sending your best wishes, Jim.
00:57:03They say the telephones will be brought to every house around here before the end of next year.
00:57:11We won't need to be writing letters anymore.
00:57:32I love you.
00:58:02I love you too.
00:58:19Patrick?
00:58:32Patrick?
00:59:02Patrick?
00:59:14Patrick?
00:59:19What do you want?
00:59:22Came to see how you are.
00:59:23Happy Christmas.
00:59:24Oh, Christmas.
00:59:27Brings out the eatin' in everybody.
00:59:33Here. For Christmas.
00:59:37What's that?
00:59:39A bottle.
00:59:41What's for?
00:59:44For the pain.
00:59:46What fucking pain?
00:59:54You bloody Chancellor.
00:59:58You got me.
01:00:00Thanks, Dad.
01:00:02Here.
01:00:04Get the fire going there.
01:00:06Before we perish.
01:00:29Happy Christmas.
01:00:30Tag, Ryan.
01:00:45We'll have to get that cathedral up.
01:00:48One of the days, eh?
01:00:53Don't mind that today.
01:00:56You will?
01:00:57I will.
01:00:59Don't they look well?
01:01:01As ever.
01:01:03Well, then.
01:01:04We're laughing.
01:01:09I have to clean up.
01:01:11Going over to the cousins.
01:01:16No Edmund.
01:01:18This year.
01:01:23We're very sorry about Edmund.
01:01:27Hey.
01:01:58Any new books out?
01:02:03It's a long time off.
01:02:06I'd say.
01:02:09What's it about?
01:02:16Still trying to figure that out.
01:02:20Does anything happen?
01:02:22Or is it the usual?
01:02:24Heavy going?
01:02:28Not much in the way of drama.
01:02:31More day-to-day stuff.
01:02:34I get enough of the day-to-day every day.
01:02:40Nothing like a rousing good tale.
01:02:44Shouting and fighting and crying.
01:02:48Huh?
01:02:50There's no shortage of those books knocking about.
01:02:58Yeah.
01:03:06You were once for the priesthood.
01:03:11Yeah, but I quit after a year.
01:03:16I'd say that was the job that made it suited you.
01:03:19Yeah.
01:03:31I heard Jamesy and Mary are off to Dublin for the Christmas.
01:03:34Off to Jim and the ball and chain.
01:03:39Not back till the New Year.
01:03:41Oh, fuck me.
01:03:43They'll finish him.
01:03:49Yeah.
01:03:55Did you write the letter for them?
01:04:00No.
01:04:02No, we talked about it.
01:04:07I think it's probably best for everyone he didn't come back for good.
01:04:11I think it worked out well.
01:04:15Ah.
01:04:17Alphabeticate.
01:04:20Ah.
01:04:22Ah.
01:04:31Now.
01:04:34Tip-top.
01:04:36Good.
01:04:38We'll set sail.
01:04:40Oh.
01:04:47Oh, come on, it's spring.
01:04:50What's happening in spring?
01:04:52The end of fucking winter.
01:04:57Here, lad.
01:04:59We'd better throw the wife and family a bail.
01:05:04Try to mind the talks.
01:05:10Yeah.
01:05:18Now.
01:05:20Ah, come on.
01:05:27How many leaves?
01:05:29Oh, two or three, he'll do her.
01:05:40I suppose no more than ourselves, lad.
01:05:45It makes little difference whether they live or die.
01:05:59And you heard my uncle's getting married?
01:06:01Fuck's sake.
01:06:03Well, he wasn't rich before, he must be rich now.
01:06:05He wasn't rich before, he must be rich now.
01:06:08I suppose he'll be eating his fill in York after today.
01:06:13You sure you won't take a lift?
01:06:15I can go back and get the car.
01:06:17No, lad.
01:06:21Give my best to Kate.
01:06:23Will do.
01:06:25Happy Christmas, Patrick.
01:06:27Aye.
01:06:35Ah.
01:07:06What's this?
01:07:08That's a present.
01:07:11I meant to say it last night, but I didn't.
01:07:14You were fast.
01:07:20Ah.
01:07:22I never get enough of those cramps.
01:07:25And on Christmas Day, shall we never get old.
01:07:31Ah.
01:07:33Christmas is lovely, isn't it?
01:07:36Lovely.
01:07:46That was powerful, Kate.
01:07:49Joe did the cooking.
01:07:56How's the business in London, Kate?
01:07:59Are we winning?
01:08:02It was a very good year.
01:08:04Good to hear.
01:08:06Because if we're winning, the other fella's losing.
01:08:12Will you have a smoke, Bill?
01:08:15God, I will.
01:08:34Cough.
01:08:40Cough.
01:08:42Cough.
01:08:44You don't have to inhale it, Bill.
01:08:51Bill.
01:08:54Ah, good man.
01:08:57I'll read it for you.
01:09:03Which side of the chicken has the most feathers?
01:09:10You will know.
01:09:11I don't know.
01:09:12The outside.
01:09:14Ah.
01:09:15Good man, Bill.
01:09:16The outside it is.
01:09:19Good man.
01:09:23Kate.
01:09:24Kate.
01:09:31What's orange and sounds like a parrot?
01:09:36No idea.
01:09:38Bill.
01:09:40Me?
01:09:41A carrot.
01:09:45Oh, that is a terrible joke.
01:09:54Oh, Bill.
01:10:01As he listened to the two voices he was so attached to,
01:10:04and thought back to the afternoon,
01:10:07the striking of the clocks,
01:10:10the easy, pleasant company,
01:10:13the walk round the little shore,
01:10:17with a rush of feeling,
01:10:19he felt that this must be happiness.
01:10:22As soon as the thought came to him, he fought it back.
01:10:26Happiness could not be sought or worried into being,
01:10:31or even fully grasped.
01:10:35It should be allowed its own slow pace,
01:10:37so that it passes unnoticed,
01:10:41if it ever comes at all.
01:10:43Sorry am I disturbing you?
01:10:47I thought maybe you could do one of these.
01:10:50Thank you.
01:10:54How many did you have already?
01:10:56Only four or seven.
01:11:13These are great.
01:11:28Happy New Year.
01:11:30Happy New Year, Kate.
01:11:42Happy New Year.
01:12:01Squeeze a little in there from the right.
01:12:04Thank you.
01:12:05And from the left as well.
01:12:07Keep it warm and cosy.
01:12:10OK, lovely.
01:12:12No serious faces here, please.
01:12:15OK.
01:12:40Go ahead, Bill. Enjoy it.
01:12:59He's unsung today.
01:13:01He's rampant.
01:13:03But he's only happy when he has a crowd under him.
01:13:06How are you, Frank?
01:13:07Joe.
01:13:08Jamesy.
01:13:09Frank.
01:13:11You're looking tops today.
01:13:13It was ourself putting me together.
01:13:16Great day.
01:13:17It's the best.
01:13:19I'll bet you never thought you'd see this day, Frank.
01:13:21Well, it came as a shock.
01:13:24Tell us.
01:13:26You're taking over the garage?
01:13:30I'll give it a crack anyhow.
01:13:32The best of luck to you.
01:13:33Thanks, Jamesy.
01:13:35Wishing you all the best.
01:13:36Thanks, Joe.
01:13:38Thank you.
01:14:08Somewhere in the shadow of snow
01:14:13There lies then the pleasure
01:14:17I first left behind
01:14:22For these are my mountains
01:14:26And this is my land
01:14:31The days of my childhood
01:14:35I see them again
01:14:39As to every road that I know
01:14:44But I guess that I'd be out of bounds
01:14:47There if he goes north
01:14:49I'll take care of all that
01:14:51In the county of my home
01:14:55She wears my ring
01:14:57Tells her friends she's gone
01:14:59And I'm in pain
01:15:00But best of all
01:15:01She tells them all
01:15:03She's happy as can be
01:15:05Oh, and lookie here
01:15:08When I'm gone
01:15:09She's come to me
01:15:11But there's something there
01:15:12That I can't see
01:15:14There if he goes north
01:15:15I'll take care of all that
01:15:16In the county of my home
01:15:20There if he goes north
01:15:21I'll take care of all that
01:15:22In the county of my home
01:15:31Three cheers for the bride and groom!
01:15:32Hip hip!
01:15:34Hip hip!
01:15:36Hip hip!
01:15:38Hip hip!
01:16:09Stop!
01:16:11Stop!
01:16:16Here, old friend
01:16:25She's two days later than last year
01:16:29Go on, go on again, go on
01:16:39There, all right
01:16:41Good job
01:16:44Have them now
01:17:08Go on
01:17:38Hip hip!
01:17:39Hip hip!
01:17:40Hip hip!
01:17:41Hip hip!
01:17:42Hip hip!
01:17:43Hip hip!
01:17:44Hip hip!
01:17:45Hip hip!
01:17:46Hip hip!
01:17:47Hip hip!
01:17:48Hip hip!
01:17:49Hip hip!
01:17:50Hip hip!
01:17:51Hip hip!
01:17:52Hip hip!
01:17:53Hip hip!
01:17:54Hip hip!
01:17:55Hip hip!
01:17:56Hip hip!
01:17:57Hip hip!
01:17:58Hip hip!
01:17:59Hip hip!
01:18:00Hip hip!
01:18:01Hip hip!
01:18:02Hip hip!
01:18:03Hip hip!
01:18:04Hip hip!
01:18:05Hip hip!
01:18:06Hip hip!
01:18:08Johnny!
01:18:10Welcome back
01:18:11Joe!
01:18:13Great to see you
01:18:16I was just heading into town to pick up a few bits
01:18:19You fancy the jaunt?
01:18:21I wouldn't mind, but...
01:18:23The bike
01:18:24Sure we can hop that in the truck?
01:18:27Sure
01:18:29I'll get it
01:18:31I'll get it
01:18:32I'll get it
01:18:33I'll get it
01:18:34I'll get it
01:18:35I'll get it
01:18:36Sure we can hop that in the trailer?
01:18:38Mighty
01:18:40I was puffed after cycling round the shore
01:18:48So he never came back?
01:18:50The devil
01:18:52Thanks Joe
01:18:55That'll do
01:18:56Hop in
01:19:01Shall we pop into Luke's for a while while we're at it?
01:19:03Oh lovely
01:19:07Ah
01:19:09You first pal
01:19:10Yeah
01:19:25I got the golden handshake from Ford
01:19:30Mary and Jamesy did their best to get me to come home for good
01:19:35It's great to know you can depend on your own flesh and blood when things get tight
01:19:45But it all worked out more or less alphabetically
01:19:50The landlord got wind
01:19:52Set me up nicely in his new flat
01:19:55Basement flat thrown in
01:19:57Central heating, telly, the works
01:20:01So now I'm on the pig's back
01:20:04Don't even have to leave home to work
01:20:08Sounds like you landed on your feet
01:20:11What's the work like?
01:20:13Just changing fuses and bulbs and so on
01:20:17Easy
01:20:19But it keeps me busy
01:20:26McEarnon's house
01:20:29Good solid people
01:20:32Foley's next door is scruff
01:20:36You still know more of the houses and people than I do
01:20:40I was old enough when I left
01:20:43You never know a place better
01:20:46Than the one you grew up in
01:22:01Thank you
01:22:19Things were getting tight in the house
01:22:22Very tight now
01:22:25Mary had just moved in
01:22:28Daddy was still there
01:22:31And Jamesy and me weren't great
01:22:34Patrick was always there too
01:22:39But wasn't there a woman involved?
01:22:42Oh aye
01:22:45Anna Mack
01:22:48Suppose you heard about her
01:22:53She played pegging in the play by that time and
01:22:56We got on famous and I used to walk her home from rehearsals
01:22:59And I was surely mad about her
01:23:05I was gutted when she went to London and I don't mind admitting that
01:23:10Maybe
01:23:13Maybe that made it easier to go
01:23:15But you know Joe
01:23:18I'd been thinking about getting out of the house for a long time by then
01:23:22It was just too
01:23:25Too tight
01:23:32Do you ever regret not coming home when it didn't work out with Anna?
01:23:37Joe, what use is regret?
01:23:40You can't light the fire with regret
01:23:45There's no reruns
01:23:47It's not a play
01:23:49Now lads
01:23:50These are on the house
01:23:54It's not every day we have Johnny home with us from England
01:23:57God bless you Nora
01:24:03To your good health
01:24:04Sláinte
01:24:17Shit, I have to make it to the shop before it shuts at six
01:24:21I'll be back in a minute
01:24:23You wouldn't leave me Joe
01:24:25You wouldn't forget me
01:24:27God bless us Johnny, I've never left anyone behind yet
01:24:35You're at the shop, we can wait for another day
01:24:42Two more pints please, Nora
01:24:45Two pints
01:24:49Thanks Joe
01:24:53Cheers
01:25:24Are you sure?
01:25:26It'd only take me a couple of seconds to spin you up
01:25:28No
01:25:30They'd think I'd gone soft
01:25:32I'll just dawdle up at my ease
01:25:39I'll get that
01:25:40Alright
01:25:49Thanks Joe
01:25:51Thanks Joe
01:25:53I enjoyed that
01:25:55Put the whole day round nicely
01:25:57That was great
01:25:59Are you sure now?
01:26:00Certain
01:26:01We're all A1
01:26:03Completely alphabetical
01:26:20Shit
01:26:50Shit
01:26:51Shit
01:27:19I know that drink
01:27:20That way
01:27:22Jamesy, I'm so sorry for your loss
01:27:24I know, thank you very much
01:27:26Thank you for coming over
01:27:28I know you are
01:27:29Thank you
01:27:31I'm so sorry for your loss
01:27:33Thank you
01:27:34Joe
01:27:36Poor Johnny
01:27:38Poor Johnny
01:27:40And Kate
01:27:41Jamesy, I'm so sorry
01:27:43The doctor said it could have happened in his life
01:27:47Any sign of Patrick?
01:27:49There's no trace Mary
01:27:50He's been brought out far and wide
01:27:54How long can he wait?
01:27:56Well he's dead nearly four hours Joe
01:27:58So he can't wait much longer
01:28:05Is there anything that we can do Jamesy?
01:28:07Unless you know where Patrick is Kate
01:28:10Patrick will have to be found
01:28:12Because Johnny will have to be laid out
01:28:15I'll lay him out
01:28:16Would you be able to?
01:28:18I think so
01:28:19I worked in a hospital as a student once
01:28:23And there were a few days of the mortuary
01:28:26God, if you thought you could, it'd be great
01:28:29Yeah, I'll manage it
01:28:30Especially if I get good help
01:28:32I'll help
01:28:34I don't mind
01:28:35I can take instructions
01:28:36Patrick
01:28:38God, maybe before you start you need a good stiff whiskey
01:28:42Over there Joe
01:28:43All you'll need is in the room
01:28:45And if you want anything, knock hard on the door and Jamesy will come down
01:28:49Thanks Mary
01:28:58Bless you mate
01:29:13I love you
01:29:43I love you
01:30:14Okay, okay
01:30:15All right
01:30:18There you are
01:30:34Now
01:30:43I love you
01:31:13I love you
01:31:43I love you
01:32:14The poor man
01:32:16We gave him the door
01:32:24You were very good to Johnny
01:32:28Do you want to lift him up?
01:32:31Yeah, maybe
01:32:32Or lean him towards you
01:32:34Maybe
01:32:36Jack, I'll carry that
01:32:38All right
01:32:39It's okay
01:32:43Jack
01:33:13Rosary beads
01:33:18Now
01:33:23The crucifix needs to face him
01:33:27That's it
01:33:28Two loops
01:33:33That's it
01:33:38Perfect
01:33:40It looks perfect
01:33:55God bless you Johnny
01:33:57Go away
01:34:04He's beautiful
01:34:09I love you
01:34:40The first sorrowful mystery, the agony in the garden
01:34:44Our Father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name
01:34:47Thy kingdom come, thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven
01:34:50Give us this day our daily bread
01:34:52And forgive us our trespasses
01:34:54As we forgive those who trespass against us
01:34:56And lead us not into temptation
01:34:58But deliver us from evil
01:35:00Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee
01:35:03Blessed art thou amongst women, and blessed is the fruit of thy womb
01:35:06Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee
01:35:09Blessed art thou amongst women, and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus
01:35:16Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee
01:35:19Blessed art thou amongst women, and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus
01:35:27Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee
01:35:30Blessed art thou amongst women, and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus
01:35:36Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee
01:35:39Blessed art thou amongst women, and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus
01:35:47Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee
01:35:50Blessed art thou amongst women, and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus
01:35:58Hail Holy Queen, Mother of Mercy
01:36:01Hail our life, our sickness, and our hope
01:36:05Be healed and save us, we are weak in the sight of tears
01:36:10Turn then those who curse us and advocate to your mercy to us
01:36:14And after they suffer exile and show no mercy
01:36:17Let us surrender unto Jesus
01:36:19O Lamb of God, we worship you, Virgin Mary
01:36:22Lamb of God, we worship you, Virgin Mary
01:36:25Lord, have mercy on our sins
01:36:27Lord, have mercy on our sins
01:36:30Lord, have mercy on our sins
01:36:33Amen.
01:36:54Patrick.
01:37:03I'm very sorry for your loss.
01:37:06I know how great you were with Johnny.
01:37:11You let him out?
01:37:14We did.
01:37:16I might have known.
01:37:19Why didn't you wait for me, lad?
01:37:22Were you that greedy to get stuck in?
01:37:27Nobody could find you, Patrick.
01:37:30High or low?
01:37:32People knew important wood would always get to me.
01:37:42You'd already been dead four hours. People were filling in.
01:37:46Couldn't wait any longer.
01:37:48I suppose it was like grease monkey doling. Helped you botch the job.
01:37:56Frank was a great help. I couldn't have done it without him.
01:38:01Some face to give a poor man leaving this world.
01:38:12Some face for his appearance in the next.
01:38:20People seemed pleased enough.
01:38:22People know nothing, lad.
01:38:25All they want to do is eat and drink and write.
01:38:28But some people know.
01:38:32I know.
01:38:37I know.
01:38:45Patrick, no.
01:38:49Johnny.
01:38:51Johnny.
01:38:52Johnny.
01:39:23Johnny.
01:39:44I'm not going to go back to the gallery.
01:39:50Are you sure?
01:39:53Yeah.
01:39:57Really?
01:39:59I thought, well, you were so quiet about it.
01:40:22I'm not going back.
01:40:52Fuck.
01:41:23It was swarming with monks here.
01:41:26One time.
01:41:30A run with an iron fist.
01:41:37It's peaceful now, though.
01:41:39Do you think so, lad?
01:41:43Isn't it?
01:41:45Yeah.
01:41:46It's peaceful now, though.
01:41:48Do you think so, lad?
01:41:52Isn't the country still bulling with religion?
01:41:57Everyone afraid to wipe his arse with grass in case it's a sin.
01:42:03Better with hay on you.
01:42:06Use that hack, Joe.
01:42:17Fuck.
01:42:38That'll do you, lad.
01:42:47Fuck.
01:43:03I rest the dead.
01:43:16Fuck.
01:43:46Fuck it.
01:43:56I've marked the grave out wrong.
01:44:00I knew there was something up when I saw the bones.
01:44:06We've widened the wrong end and put his feet in the west.
01:44:12Does it make a difference?
01:44:13Makes every difference, lad.
01:44:16No, no difference.
01:44:18Johnny will sleep with his head in the west.
01:44:23So that when he wakes, he may face the rising sun.
01:44:34We look to the resurrection of the dead.
01:44:46We look to the resurrection of the dead.
01:45:16Go.
01:45:37Go, Joe.
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